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Mr.. aInd.ion.,. Addr....

LONDON, July 29.-Mr. Gladstone
addressed The London Liberal. Radical
Union this evening. He said that at
the last election the Unionists had q
msjority Of only 10000 In the whole
country, and that II the Liberals re-
claimed $50, 900 votes their strength 10
Parliament, now In the minority,
would become me oriiy Of 100. Con.
tinuipe, he said that $50 900 votes rep.
resented IL per cent. q the whole
electorate, and that the recent elections
had already given the Libersle ak or
seven seats, gaits which indicated
that the Liberals would triumph II
Parliament were dissolved tomorrow.
In regard 10 Unionist members, he
was sure that electors who supported
or reirainCd from opposing them nj
the last election, mIstook the position.
They believed Irish autonomy 10 be
Of questionable policy, or even mis-
ohievous, but anyhow they expected
lhe Unionisis would co-opepts with
the remaiuder OF the party In regard
70 liberal principles, espt cially against
coercion. The result, however, wfH
that the UnionistA behaved az liie.lonf
fees. lie Continued "Far from dis
menberIng the Empire, We inlsrd u
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MEMPHIS TENN, SATURDAY. JULY So 1887

solidify It. The electors are rapidly
and almos. unanimously, srriving ~
the right judgment. The question OF
retaining the Iish members 10 west
minister is eiill an open one, but II
will never be ALLOW ed to ilterfere
with the attainment Of our Object
When autonomy is gained, II Ulster
desires severance from the rest OF Ire.
land the Liberal party will not stand
in the way. This ought to be CON
elusive answer TO those who allege
that the Liberals ere indisposed to try
the effect of a reunion. The land bill
% amended confers vital and import
ant benefits upon Ireland"
Mr.. Gladstone condemned the
"Plan OF campaign," though the ten
ants, he said, were not so much to
blame So those who drove them to
adopt It.
Mr.. Gladstone's remarks were
largely devo'ed TO the II fiuence OF the
pending elections, in the direction Of
undermining the position OF the dis
siden,s snd persusding Liberals who
abstained from voting In the lest gen.
ersl election. He reminded his audi.
epce that q reunion Of the Libera'
party must be looked upon az lar dis
tant, although he acknowledged the
sincerity OF Lord Hartington's desire
to re.unite the party II possible,
"But," he continued, I'VE muet look
the situation plainly In the face. The
seventy dissldents constitute q
wing OF tho Tory army--in
fact, more than o wing, because
II, instead OF them, seventy genuine
Tories had been returned to Psrlis.
ment the Tory Government would
never have ventured 70 carry the
measure which has made. thiI
session dissstrous,y memorable
measures that have been car
RED under the guise oil ohad
owing Liberal approval anC
which would have been absolutely un
necessary had the Government mad,
the concessions now contained In tn,
land bill In September last, when Mr.
Psrnell urged them. The bye election
indicated the absentees at the genera
elections are now decidedly In favor o
q policy OF justics toward Ireland.
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THIS BEATS THE RECODD.
AwOMAN DIyOgCED TWO HOURS
MARRIES AGAIN.
She Caught a boy In the Transaction
He Is Youth Of Eish.
teen Summers.
lsPEoILL TO rnE ArprAL.l

Ao' NNA@h " ~ NANaNasN
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July ga mar
rage ceremony under peculiar cir
cumstaIces was perlormtd at the
courthouse today. Mrs.. Alice Wat
son, aged about ih'rly,Hve years,
WAS the plaintiff in divorce
suit that was decided in
her lavor at noon. Two hours later
che appeared In the role OF bride.
tho groom being Lse Bugs, a yout
Of eighteen. The knot was tied by q
justice, sud the couple retired happy.
1 his 10 the quickest time recorded In
getting rid OF one love and catching on
TO another.
THE DRUGGISTS RELIKY BILL.
The chancellor In an elaborate opin.
ion today refused TO dissolve the in.
Junction previously granted restrain
ing the County Court clerk and sheriff
nom collecting the liquor tar from
druggists for the years 1882 TO 1886
inclusive. The druggists were
released from the payment OF this tax
by an nc. Of the last Legislature pend
| ing the trial Of the case In the Supreme
Court The case wGs decided agsinst
the ldruegltts before the bill
had been signed by the Governor,
and the clerks and sheri6s
were instructed 10 COLLECT the tax. An
Ia junction TO restore the collection
was granted, and In refusing to dis
solve II the chancellor held that the
Legislature had the power to relieve
them, Notwithstanding the action oil
| the Supreme Court.
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CABLEeRAms,

LoEDos France lgrtes 10 Join the
International Conference nj London
on export bouniies.
GENEvA.-vau Mous, OF Rotterdam,
took the 4 st prizs In The rifls contest
which has Just been concluded aere.
RonE.-signor Augustin DO Pfetis,
President Of the Council and Ninittor
OF the Interior, died at stfadells, 10
night.
MADnD.-The g)vsrnnen. hss
abolished the Cuban and Porto Rltan
export duties on sugar, splrb and
honey.
I.oSDoS. The Shah Of Plrlia will
start In April next upon n siS months
tour OF the industrial Q utsrs oi
Europe.
BRumHis.-The Chamber Of Depu
ties, by vote Of SO 10 80, hes rejected
tbs proposal 10 extend the night o.
suffrage.
LoND5E.--Il is OIL tally suuolnosl
that r. nperor William and Emperoi
Francis Joseph will meet o CasieloI
August 6.h.
PARIs.--It 10 stated that / nee vii
1in the sugar bountitB con irCnte OF
tho condition that the 3uaDm'
hhall DO previously formula ..
JoSDoS.-Mr. John Brlgh has writ
ton n letter advising the electors o
toe Bhdg6town Diyiaion Of GlahgoV
10 vote for Mr.. Evelyn AsLl8y, Csn
seryatiye, who 10 rnn1ing lg limit D
George Tfevelyan, the Lbttal oandI
date, In the CONTEXT for the vacant sea
In Parliament from that dle.nel.
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CONDEMNED IgLEGRANs.


Nrw York. &C. nsningef, aged
eighty.gcvsn YEAR,, OF Brooklyn, mi.
cIded today by shooiing himself
through the bead. lie had been
lroubed with toiionirg ci the brain
for some time.
HuDiiN, v. Y-Thtoe men we're
ftro uBy iflured by d pfcmAiufo
blast NJ Burden furnace YESTERDAY.
They are still alive, vita hpl faint
horOa Of their recovery. This scsident
was the result, Of theig own ctfelees-
neae.
FRAvxtlS FALls. NJ H.-Aiter three
weeks Of 10. wea'htT, untquaied In
this state, a mot violent founder
gofm occurred lat night, pglog ten
hours, waihing highways, bfelking
down crops and dolug Thousands OF
dollafd worth Of damage.
CnioAa5, ftL,--Mrs. John A. Logsn
IA rpc5verlrg from the elects OF the In
luriss enc received IN toe accident At
uafbondaio and Travelled 10 this city
loday 10 company with her son and
his vile. No caller, however, have
been received by Mrs. Logan, and she
Ia Ia her room constantly.
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Foreign Corporations

81. PErrpBuRo. July ga com.
mission ha, been appointed to inquire
into the rights oil foreign compsn ie'
owning lands or works In Rutsls. The
attention Of the commission will bs
sptcislly directed 70 companies own.
ing factories 10 Western Provinces.
II 10 expected that the commission,
acting Ia pursuance 10 the usase oil
March 10Th, will recommend thai
factories be closed and transferred "a
Russian subjects.
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In the House of Comueu..

LONDON July 29.-In the House Of
Commons this morning, on a motion
that clause 4, az amended, stand rs q
part Of the land bill, Mr.. Dillon
moved It's rejection. He said II the
rest OF the bill was altered 10 as 10 do
substsntial justice 20 the tenant, the
obi sctions 10 the clause would, 10 some
extent, be met, but the PaTnelliteb
had no assurance that this would be
done. Much had been said about the
bill taking swaZ the ock In trade Of
the agitator. He would rejoics TO see
that happen, for mere thankless,
cruel, wearing Me than that OF the
agitstors bad MT yet been discovered.
Sir William Vernon HarcosJt CON-
sidered II pity that when Message
Of psacs was sent 20 Ireland the Gov.
eminent ohoss 10 infuso into II this
drop OF bitter. The aase in question
was designed 10 make tjsclment easy.
IL was q blemish on the bill and the
Government would be wise even now
TO remove Il.
Mr.. BAliour thought the govern.
men, bad done everything they could
In equity 10 prevent eyiclionB bsing
hArsh CT cruel. II the cl use assisted
In checking tho mOnsirous system Of
intimidation which nov prevails Ia
Ireland, Il would be = blessing and a
source Of contentment and prosperity
10 Ireland.
The motion 20 retain the clause was
carried by n vote Of l43to Ill.
Numerous other amendments 10 the
bill beiog disposed Of, clsuse seven "a
eighteen inclusive ve'eagroed to with
out discussion, Clauses nineteen "a
twenty were eliminated. The o1nsid.
Grafton Of clause twenty.one, dealing
with the remission OF rates, WAC post
poned.
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CITY OF MEXICO ENDANGERED.
Grave Pears Ysit Regarding Po.si-
BILE Inundstioa.

CRY or MIuco, July 29.-GrAvo
fears are felt here regarding the poe
piblO inunda.ion q the capital. There
have been exceedingly heavy rains
for the past few days. Last evening
many oil the streets were submerged,
tire sewers not being able
70 carry on the 0Doda
The monument near the Cathedral
this morning showed that Lake Tea.
coco u about I've cenllme,res above
the level Of The plaza, aud with very
little more rain thu lower part Of the
city would Inevitably be inundated.
Today the shops In some seclio1s are
being pumped ont, and the
Streets arc partly flooded. Like
TfEc0en, into which the drainage OF
the city Is supposed 10 nog, Ia
Il Hing M With dlti and debris from
the city, and u Ia mos, impractioshle
that TIE drainage plains be- carried cut
with the utmost expedition. Even A
partial inuntati0n would damage the
city 10 the extent Of millions u dol.
lars. Two ointurlCn fg1 an inundGlon
canfsd q loal here OF fi0,C0O,0OO.
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N. FERRY CHALLENGED.
GEN. B0ULaNGgR CALLS HIN
Upon THE RIELD.
The Offensive Clause viii Remain In
the Land Blll-TreveIyah's
Statements Related.

PARIS, July 29.-Gen. Ferron, Mia
ieter Of War, has forwarded circular
to the different commanders Of the
army, forbidding military bands to
play Boulsngist sirs. Gen. Boulapger
yesterday sent his seconds with q
challenge to M. Ferry 10 fight duel
on account of the speech made by M.
Ferry at Epipal recently attacking
Gen. Boulapger.
Gen. Boulsrger's seconds, Count
Dillon and Gen. Fsvrst, have left Ger.
mont. Fenand, With q challenge to Elk
Premier Ferry TO fight duel.
Later-M. Ferry's friends avow that
the ex. Premier will not sccept Gen
Boularg.r's challenge. NJ. Ferry con
siders that he has not exceeded the
rights Of the politician 10 critic!z:
another,
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"sLor Tows" sEsraorEB.
Cissisnsti's Delightful satuTh
swept out Of Existence.

OnonNAu, o., July 90 About
4.30 o'clock this afternoon q Gre broke
ont In an old dairy stable on the north
eide Of Gray street, near Harriet street
This quaiier was covered with On old
dIsllllery stable and little frame shan.
tles, and was Known as "slop Town"
In the six seres Of ground covered by
this yil'sga In tbs midst n n 'i,y,
there we're hye brick dwelling, one
Of which was uBsd a. grocery.
Al the others were tenomen's Or
dwellinfs, one apd two slorie1 higb,
and old hall dilaplda'ed ditlillery sta
blCa. Nearly ali the houses uoro
ovntd by their occupants. In TOO
stables wore seventy i've Or eighty
COWS, Owned by fifteen or twenty per.
sons. Tho Gro swept SOP Town"
completely ont OF existence, and At .
o'clock LEFT nothing OF u bu, rcd hot,
amoklng ruins. There was q high
wind aud water vas scarce, and tho
iuel for the nansg was Of tho best
and II bad beer parehsd 70
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I..p,,,,.. IIfs sayiss s,a,,..s

BuTpALo, N. Y, July 2o.-Assioiant
Secretary Of The Treasury Thompson
and General superintendent klmball,
oil the Life Saving Service, arc In tho
city inspecting the custom houie and
life saving stations. Tomorrow thoy
will 70 10 Fort Hisgara Tor tho purpote
Of locating a lie saving station In that
vicinity. On Monday thoy will en-.
bark on tho Tevonue cutter Perry Tor
Detroit, and will nske q tour Of Lake,
Huron and Superior, inrpsct'pg the
liis saving stations and cuitom houses.
ID u likely TO take some ae.,on toward
locating q station AZ Ashtsbuia, o.,
and rebuilding the station 81 Biz
Sandy Creek, Lake Ontario.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES
A.d the interstate Commerce Act
Its Application.

HIS Application.
WAsuISoroE, July 2s.-T. U. Plat,
president OF the Uoited Stabes EI
press Company, informs the later.
state Commerce Commission that the
company will gladly avail itself Of the
permission 10 present the reaBon why
IL conceives that expieSs companies
are not subject 10 the provisions Of the
interstate commerce act.
W. ii. Trego, general manager oil
the Baltimore 4 OHIO Express Com.
pany, says his company ha, enter.
tained tue view that u was subject 10
the provisions OF the act, and does moi
desire to DO heard. Il desires, how.
ever, TO await the result Of the hearing
given 10 oth,r companies and tho 90.
cislon OF the commission upon tho
point before taking any definite steps
under the law.
Mr.. William u. Chandler, genera
manager Of the Erie Express Company
Motif d ths oommlfsion that bis com
pany Voluntarily oomeE under thu
rulings Of the commission ard that ~
schedules are in prooese oil propara
ton.
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LEooN, Nn, July MsAsof
particulars have bees received Of q
DISASTROUS tornado thai passtd ovor
tho town Of David City =. . o'clock
this evening One msr was killed
and over hAlf tho bpnfiugs Ia tho
town demouthsd, including tho Unlou
Pacific aud Burlington aDh HiBloun
depo,s, . large br.ek school house,
Ne ho1Ist and Corgdt atloual
ohurehes, several stores nad many
dwelling housea Tho damsgo u est.
mated al 500. 900.
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rreyeIyan's Statement Refutsd -
Harrington.

LONDON, July 29.-The Marquis Of
Harrington publishes letter 10 reiute
the assertion made by Sir g. D. IRE
velysn that Mr.. Gladstone bad offered
to confer with the Liberal Unionists
on the question Of home rule for Ire.
land with a view to arriving by mutual
concessions at reunion oil the Liberal
psrly.
"Mr. Gladstone never made such
an offer 10 me" says Lord Harlingi on,
adding, "Nr Gladstone hes not said
word 20 indicate tendency 10 accept
the conditions which / have stated are
indispensable to reunion Of the par.
ty. Mr.. Trevslyan, therefore, has no
right to attack the Liberal Unionists
for Ieiraining from entering into ne
gotistioDs tending 10 compromise their
nuaitinns
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Respite arAptsd.

MT. Holly, N. ], July so--A Ios'
piie has been granted Ia tho oaso Of
young Barclay Peske, who y n Jail
hero under sentence Tor murder. Tho
writ Of error for which PeAks'1 ,gnioi
COUNSEL mado application has been
granted by ChaueOllor McG.ll. Thu
throws tho caao Into Supreme Condr
which viii No b1 IN st'fl1l uH'i No
vafuhff ueul
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Hesly,s nuspeu sion

LONDON, July 2s.-Mr. Healy's sus.
pension will last q fortnight. After
Mr.. Smiths appeal In the House oil
Commons, last night, = conference
was held between the governmentend
the opposition, resulting In the Par.
nellites consenting TO allow clause 4
Of the land bill to be disposed Of. A
prolonged discussion will only arise
when clauses 81 and 22 are taken mp
Mr.. John Bright has consented to pre-.
eide at q banquet to be given by the
Unionists to Lord Hartin gton.
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mrs. Cross Wn. Poisoued.

Cork, July 20 The inquest into
the death Of Mrs. Cross, who L was
believed was poisoned by her hus.
band, a retired army surgeon, WIS con.
cluded today. The testimony Of tee ply
siciens who made the autopsy was 10
the effect that strychnine and arsenic
were found In the dead voman'a
stomach. The coroner's jury rendered
a verdict that death resulted from
poison.
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IURA, MISS.
CIesipE Exercises OF the Normal In
ST, ute.
IsrrciAt 10 rHr lrrriL.l

ST. ute.
IsrrCiAL TO rHH lrrIlL.l
IuKA, MISS, July 2s.-The past SEQ
sion Of the Iuka Normal Institute has
bean one Of the most successful In the
history Of the college, and Prof. Dean
and his able faculty deserve credi, and
encouragement for q work we'll and
faithfully done. Tue commencement
exercises were well conducted from
beginning 10 end, ard maias One i'm
preston on all present The exercises
Of the Alumrp Society wednesday
evening" drew large audience, and
the representative Of the society were
an honor 10 their aims mater. An CO
say beautifully written by Min
Minerva Farmer, Of Crawford, Mics,
on THE change n time" and "lhe old
South" by J II. Neblem, oil Iuka, were
worthy Of special onmmendatlon, aud
an address by Mr Walker, Of Ripley,
Miss, "the future State, eyinoet close
study and made IN excellent impress
zion. The tocltty made no mistake in
his selection. Last night was the crown
log event Of tho exercises, when ten
young ladies and gentlemen took their
seats on the foslTum. Each Of these
young ladies' and gentlemen read an
excellent essay, and amidst the APP
plause Of tho multitude were con-
iered with tho following degrees: X.
u Sutton, Of Lobelyille, Tenn, B.a
NJ ss Mamie Gage, Of Gronads, Mics,
B.S. ID. r. Harvey, Iuks, Mlss, BIS.
Miss NJ Harris Adams. Mifsls,ippi,
BIS; Mrs Allcs HYATT, Iuka, Miss,,
BE-; Miss NJ. jls,, Iuka, Mig, ID u.
q. y. Bod, Houlka, Mia u d Misc
Josie Hubbard, IukI, Mrs ID u. Mira
Etello Blount, Moth Creek, Ark,
u. B., and Lee Lester, Iuka, Mise., D.B.
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YeIlau Kernr

WAinEoroE, Jolly 2O.-suigion
General Hamilton ban received o iolo.
gfsm from PAssed AseEsn. Surgeon
Gulteras, dated Key Wet, Jr'y ~,
saying that the o have born lI3 cages
Of yellow fever and Al deaths % date.
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PINE aLUFF, ARK.
A Rally eets hts Deserts by Bsisg
hhet.
lsrroiiL TO TnE AFPEAL.l

isrroilL TO TnE ArPEAL.l
PHR BLuFF, Ark, July 99.-Today
at Lake Dick, Alex Scott was shot and
fatally wounded by Ed. Evans. Scott
had threatened Evans aud today fol-
lowed aud told him to get his gun, 40
he intend, d to kill him. Evans told
him he did not care 10 have a fight,
and was still punued. Evans drew q
S2.calibtr pistol and shot Scott twice,
ones 10 the hip and once in the
bowels. After sc II was shot he went
into his house and got his shotgun and
fred at Evans without effect.
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Nav Yonx jay Sauld STATED las,
evening IN hls yacht for New London.
H0 expects h cruise along tho Nov
England cosst Tor tbs mem Two ueeks.
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BULGARIA.
No OmcisI knowledge OF Ferdi.
nand's Tnkisg tho Thpene.

nnud's InhtnE tne hnreue.
SOFIA, July 2s.-No official kuowi.
edge is possessed here eonnrnl OF, OIL
the rumor that Pflncs Ferdiyj ID, ol
SAKE Coburg Goths, has doeA "a
come here aud assume posses S,l Of
the Bulgarian throne, to whicn the
sobrarjs elected him, and no. vail
for the powers 10 confirm bis election
Toe rumor is nj least premature.
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Ia Ella a ID.

seven Men Who Participated ia the
Riots Arrested.
LiNErIcK, July 29.-Ssven men have
been srrested for participating in the
riot yesterday Of the striking dockmen
against the imported Waterford labor.
ers. -Four policemen and many civil.
isns were injured during the riot. The
mayor declares he viii call troops to
the aid Of the police II tho rioting Is
yenawad
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